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Ordinary Lies Series 2 changes location to sports clothing company Coopers, and specifically, the warehouse and call centre behind it. I loved the first series (even the performance from the usually-irritating Jason Manford), and once …
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Black Mirror is back and with more episodes in one run than ever before. With an increased number of installments, this means that they’re not all 100% written by its creator, Charlie Brooker, although they …
Continue readingIn the Video Games Charts week ending October 15th 2016, there are 9 new entries and 1 re-entry. 1 (1) FIFA 17 (EA Sports) (review) 2 (-) Gears Of War 4 (Microsoft) 3 (2) Mafia …
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Burnt Offerings is a horror movie from 1976 which formed a central part of my childhood, as it was one of those classics shown in the early ’80s which we recorded on VHS and I …
Continue readingNOTE: The competition is now closed and the winners were Debbi Ruskin, Diane Howkins and Charmain Filewood. DVDfever.co.uk and Entertainment One have teamed up to give you a chance to win a copy of Gods …
Continue readingNew Blu-ray and DVD releases October 17th 2016 are as follows: 12 Monkeys Season 2 (Blu-ray and DVD) 52 Pick-up (Blu-ray/DVD Double Play) American Dad! Volume 10 (DVD) Bastille Day (The Take) (Blu-ray and DVD) …
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The Crystal Maze was a wonderful piece of nonsense with Richard O’Brien, creator of The Rocky Horror Picture Show, in the early ’90s. He hosted it for four series in his own inimitable style before …
Continue readingStaying at No.1, in the UK Top 100 Music chart summary w/e October 20th 2016, is the 2012 X-Factor winner James Arthur with Say You Won’t Let Go, and it’s puke-inducing, romantic, sloppy trash, which …
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Play Expo 2016 – another two days of gaming and cosplay, and so much fun that, once again, as the second day ended, I wanted to hide under a table and go where all the …
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Tutankhamun – as well as a tale that’s been told a thousand times, it’s also the punchline of a childish joke: Q: How do you use an ancient Egyptian doorbell? A: Toot-and-come-in! If you laughed …
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